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Media Release Find Out More Community Trust's Latest Funding Round Strengthens Regional Resources with $747k Boost 7 Nov 2024
Media Release Find Out More Conservation Efforts Secure Future of Native Birdsong in Otago Community Trust's $507K September Funding Round 14 Oct 2024
Media Release Find Out More Otago Community Trust Announces $9.89 Million in Grants in 2023/2024 Annual Report 23 Sep 2024
Find Out More Rangatahi-Led Fund: Projects Supported 2024 Find out what rangatahi-led projects have been funded across Otago in 2024.
Media Release Find Out More Otago’s Events Calendar Receives Major Funding Boost From Otago Community Trust 9 Sep 2024
Media Release Find Out More Cultivating Community - Otago Community Trust Distributes $1.2million in June Grants Round 8 Jul 2024
Funding Stories Find Out More More Room to Play: Te Kura O Take Kārara Expands Outdoor Learning 6 Nov 2024
Funding Stories Find Out More Building Connections, Igniting Growth: Waitaki’s state-of-the-art Community Event Centre 22 Oct 2024
Funding Stories Find Out More Rangatahi-Led Funds: Empowering Youth Across Otago in 2024! 23 Sep 2024
Funding Stories Find Out More More Than Music: Jammers find their Groove and Confidence through StarJam 2 Sep 2024
Funding Stories Find Out More From Mountain Bikes to Life Skills, Blazing New Trails for Girls in Central Otago 14 Aug 2024
Funding Stories Find Out More Wānaka Search and Rescue: Safeguarding the Community through Specialised Training 9 May 2024
Our Trustees The Otago Community Trust is governed by 11 Trustees who are appointed by the Minister of Finance for a four year term. Trustees collectively hold a range of invaluable skills, experience and knowledge that guide the activities of the Trust. They meet monthly to consider grant requests and governance and strategic matters.
Newsletters Otago Community Trust produces a regular e-Newsletter which promotes the great work that occurs at the heart of our Otago communities.